Unbelievable scenes in Dubai as a year's worth of rain floods the city! Flights cancelled, schools affected, and chaos ensues...
Dubai, known for its desert landscape, was turned into a waterlogged city as a year's worth of rain poured down, causing chaos and disrupting daily life. Floodwaters trapped cars, flights were cancelled and diverted, and the Dubai Metro services faced disruptions due to the unexpected weather conditions.
The extreme weather conditions in the United Arab Emirates led to a series of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall, with a second wave of storms hitting the region, causing more flooding and power cuts. Authorities issued red alerts and warnings for hazardous weather, urging residents to stay indoors and be cautious.
As the rain continued to pour, Dubai's major international airport had to divert all incoming flights, and private schools extended distance learning for students. The unexpected rainfall brought the city to a standstill, highlighting the challenges of managing such exceptional weather events in an arid climate.
In conclusion, the recent flooding in Dubai serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of weather patterns and the importance of preparedness in facing natural disasters. The city's resilience in dealing with the aftermath of the storms showcases the UAE's ability to adapt to challenging situations, even amidst unexpected weather phenomena.
Floodwaters trap cars on a flooded street in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Tuesday. Abdel Hadi Ramahi/Reuters. CNN โ.
Extreme weather conditions in the United Arab Emirates have disrupted air travel.
A second wave of thunderstorms brought more torrential rain to the UAE on this afternoon, causing flooding and power cuts in Dubai.
The warning for convective clouds lasts until 6pm on Wednesday April 17 and covers Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Fujairah. Convective clouds in ...
Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have urged residents to stay at home after large parts of the region were lashed by torrential rain, ...
Heavy thunderstorms and rain showers in the UAE have caused flight cancelations and delays across the country, airlines reported on Tuesday, with Dubai.
The Dubai Metro's Red Line service has been disrupted between UAE Exchange and Dubai Internet City stations, due to unstable weather conditions.
Dubai schools, nurseries, and universities have been instructed by the KHDA) to extend distance learning to students on Wednesday April 17.
Dubai's major international airport began diverting all incoming flights on Tuesday as heavy rains lashed the city, causing widespread flooding.